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VIN: 4S7KT9T11H0003520

1991 Barth Motorhome. Spartan Chassis.
This motorhome is 28Ft. in Length.
It is a Class A Coach and Powered by a Cummins 5.9 Diesel Pusher.
It has a new Cummins Onan Generator. Which runs on Propane. It has a new Dometic Refrigerator that is less than 1 year old. The suspension is new.
The tires and brakes are also new. You can also call me for details.
It has new dash air and the interior is also new.
More pictures on request and the Yamaha Zuma and the rear hitch assembly can be purchased separately if you are interested.
Power Step. Two TV's both with Sound Bar.
More than $43K spent on Restoration.It is ready to hit the road.
Let my loss be your gain.

What a snorkel on the back

If it was a 30 foot 11B , We would already be there

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Originally posted by Marvin+Doris:
What a snorkel on the back

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https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...343947977#5343947977

28' Breakaways are rare. I have only seen one and it was from Canada.

Rusty's Barth was a 28 ft Breakaway.

Nick

I had one as well. And the fellow in Canada did as well. Except for Rusty’s, which had a different chassis, they were a little difficult to handle. Too much weight in the rear vs the front for the 158” wheelbase

I think Rusty's was one of a kind. Only one I know of with the GM 6.5T diesel engine. So a lot lighter in the back than the Cummins.

contact name:
Gary
(407) 592-7245

Hi folks it is Paul Finley from Canda , I did not know the 28 pushers were so rare but really enjoyed the 91 I bought from Jim & Tere, I sold it to my buddy Rob , we get some looks when travelling in tandam that is for sure, I now have Lorraine & Toms 92 30 ft which does handle better & interior layout suits me better only after getting it back to Canada did I realize I had first met them seen their coach & dogs at the GTG in MILFORD IN 2013, guess I will always be a Barth onwer. Good luck with your election . Fenelon Falls CDN & Cedar Key FL.

Good to hear from you Paul. Rusty's 28' Breakaway was such a different animal that he said it drove like it was on rails. I've even heard of some that would put extra weight on the front of a 28'er to improve the weight distribution. Cedar Key is one of my favorite places. Nothing to do except eat and drink at the Island Hotel, and enjoy the sunsets.